As a Colorado citizen who has read the summaries of the Mesa County Reports and naturally takes great interest in the question of the security of Colorado’s election process, I would like to share what I’ve discovered.Â
Poll: Former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, a villain or hero? Read More »
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, named last week by Vice President Kamala Harris as her running mate, will make Denver a destination this week in advance of the Democratic National Convention.
As a pastor, I often face pressure to align with a political party. People want to know if I lean toward the red or blue party. My response is simple but meaningful: “I don’t align with red or blue, only with what is true!”
Devotional: Embracing red, white and true authenticity beyond politics Read More »
There were a couple bits of good news to emerge on the foreign affairs front this past week, of which highlight the atrophy of American strength, which is starting to become unmistakable.
Sloan: U.S. foreign affairs weakness was on display Read More »
An effort to place two initiatives on the statewide ballot came up short, but leaders and volunteers of Protect Kids Colorado say they will continue the work toward successful 2026 signature campaigns.
Imagine the following scenario: you’re at a public park that is fenced off for an event; the host of the event is a non-profit entity that has received a taxpayer-funded grant; and the city police has a large presence with several cars, at least a half dozen police officers, several drones and three snipers on the roof of a nearby building. So where are you?
Boll: Individual rights are trampled in the name of ‘safety’ Read More »
Colorado battles wildfires made worse by poor forest management and burdensome federal environmental regulation.
In this Western Slope courtroom, Tina Peters, the Mesa County Clerk, has been courageously standing up for election transparency and integrity. Her trial has become a focal point for those advocating for secure and transparent electoral processes.
In Tina Peters trial, an advocate for election integrity is found Read More »
Previously-elected Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters is facing seven felony charges and several misdemeanors in a trial happening this week on the Western Slope. Â She is accused of orchestrating a breach to prove election theft. Peters has pleaded not guilty, claiming to be a victim of lawfare.
Tina Peters trial has seen Dominion, former clerk’s staff testify Read More »
In 2022, a grand jury and a Republican district attorney indicted Tina Peters, the duly elected Mesa County clerk and recorder, for allegedly orchestrating a breach to prove the theft of an election.
